Pooh the stray kitty’s hind legs were
crushed in a traffic accident, but now he
can walk, run, and jump thanks to the
vet who saved him. Knowing Pooh might
not make it if his legs were amputated
too high up, the vet fitted two blade-like
implants and gave the kitty a new pair of
bionic legs. Pooh shows no signs of pain,
and the innovative procedure gives new
hope to other patients like him. SourceSource 2
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There’s only one person left on
Earth who was alive in the 1800s. Source
The death of 116-year-old Susannah Mushatt Jones in May 2016 made Emma Morano, born November 29, 1899, the only person in the world who was alive before 1900. When she was informed of her new title, she was happy to have the honor, but said “My word, I’m as old as the hills.”
british romanticism: i went into the woods and i found a beautiful woman, but she wasn’t really a woman, she was my Muse and the woods is my mind
american romanticism: i went into the woods and found the devil and he gave me a clock, but the clock was actually the industrial revolution and it fucking killed me
hi anon! the post described it pretty well imo, but i’ll try to elaborate _(:3
while i can’t speak for everyone, myself and some of my friends who have spoken about this in the past feel that the issue mainly stems from the fact that these are fictional teenage boys who are being labeled as “team mom” just for exhibiting feminine traits (deemed as such by generalized societal constructs) and that reinforces gender stereotypes that are both heteronormative and harmful.
it says “boys/men can’t be caring/supportive/emotional. those traits are feminine, they’re for girls!” and therefore cements into them that they can’t express these traits without fear of being deemed feminine or girly. the notion that they have to suppress these kinds of feelings isn’t fair. everyone deserves the right to exhibit those traits! everyone feels those emotions! they’re healthy and good and worth being expressed! they’re not reliant specifically on gender and that notion is really silly.
it also says “well there can’t be two DADS” which like ???? and suggests that dads can’t exhibit “mom-like” traits which is also ????? let me just throw out the radical idea here that dads are allowed to be caring/emotional/supportive!!! amazing!!!! like, these are not gender-specific traits and it’s a shame they’ve been programmed into our minds to be as such. that needs to end imo.
also i agree wholeheartedly with the OP and other poster on that post that suga does not exhibit these kinds of traits as frequently as the fandom thinks he does. his canon characterization is purposefully shoved aside for little to no reason whatsoever so they can force him into this role. that’s why the other poster made that bullet list of distinctions btwn daichi and suga. daichi exhibits these “”“mom traits”“” way more often than suga, yet he’s always been referred to by the fandom as “team dad.” why is that, do you think? because suga is more feminine aesthetically, he’s pretty. that’s like…the only reason?? and that’s a problem.
like the other posters, i love love love found family/team/friend group parent kinds of dynamics. they’re fun!! but not when the characters are being shoehorned into those roles just for the heck of it and not when, like mentioned in the original post, they’re being aggressively and unnecessarily gendered in the process. basically: they can both be team dad, there’s nothing wrong with that. the “prettier” of them doesn’t have to be the “mom.”
his canon characterization is purposefully shoved aside for little to no reason whatsoever so they can force him into this role.
why is that, do you think? because suga is more feminine aesthetically, he’s pretty. that’s like…the only reason?? and that’s a problem.
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